BlackBerry Hub+ Calendar

BlackBerry Limited

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About this app

BlackBerry® Hub+ Calendar allows you to schedule appointments and create events with ease. Use the Agenda, Day, Week, or Month view to quickly glance at your events. The BlackBerry Hub+ Calendar lets you view and respond to meeting invitations directly from the BlackBerry® Hub+ Inbox. You can also call into meetings directly from your event reminder with just one tap.

Major Features:
• Sync work and personal accounts for a truly integrated experience. Supports Google Calendar, Outlook.com, Office 365, Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, and subscribed calendars, amongst others
• Forward and respond to meeting invitations from BlackBerry Hub+ Calendar or Inbox quickly
• Meeting mode automatically silences your audible notifications during meetings
• Manage multiple calendars, and search for calendar events by subject, location, or participants
• Agenda view widget lets you see your schedule from your home screen at a glance
• Dark theme option gives your BlackBerry Hub+ Calendar a fresh new look and feel
• Fully supports Android Enterprise deployment and, when allowed by your administrator, supports unifying your personal and work calendars while maintaining strict data storage separation

BlackBerry Hub+ Calendar requires the BlackBerry® Hub+ Services app to deliver a consistent experience across all BlackBerry® applications, and to manage your subscriptions
Enjoy BlackBerry Hub+ Calendar for free on your BlackBerry® device!

If you don't have a BlackBerry device:
• Enjoy full functionality of the app for 30 days
• After 30 days, use the app with full functionality and some ads
• Purchase a monthly subscription to enjoy BlackBerry Hub+ Calendar without ads. This grants you access to all the BlackBerry Hub+ apps, including Inbox, Contacts, Notes, Tasks, and Launcher
• Enterprise Customers, please visit: http://web.blackberry.com/enterprise/contact-us
For support, visit docs.blackberry.com/en/apps-for-android/calendar/

Ratings and reviews

Long time Blackberry app user on BB phones and now on Android. Just transitioned to Moto Edge + 2023 with Android 14 and having issues with the BB Calendar not notifying for all reminders. I generally set up multiple reminders for important events (e.g. 30, 15, 5 minutes and start). The first reminder (30 min) will notify but none of the others will. Not sure if this is a permissions issue or a programmatic change that I'm unfamiliar with? Any suggestions welcome!

After moving from BB10 (a much superior OS, if BlackBerry hadn't screwed up it's launch), the Transfer app created multiple occurrences of the same appointments. I cannot delete the copies because when I open the appointments, there is no option to delete them. Some appointments which had relative event dates transferred properly, but there is no way for me to create new appointments with relative dates. The only reason to open an appointment, is to edit it. Why on earth should I have to choose the "Edit" icon after I just opened the appointment?? When editing an event, the two options are: 1) to change all past and future appointments in series [makes absolutely no sense to change past appointments--they are IN THE PAST], or 2) to change THIS AND all future appointments in the series. What if I only want to change THIS CURRENT APPOINTMENT??? That is the most common edit that I make, so that I can change the alarm from 7 days to 5 days, to 3 days, etc--to keep the item fresh in my mind. But I STILL want the original notification 7 DAYS prior! This app on BB10 gave the options to change: 1) this instance only or 2) this and all future events. It was this way in BlackBerry through multiple operating systems. Just a because it is being rewritten to utilize a new operating system is not a reason to change the flow chart. Edit: Years after migrating to your Droid platform, you have still not fixed the inability to delete multiple duplicate entries created by your Transfer app. Also, I still cannot create relative dates in your calendar. You still have not fixed the event edit choices. And I still cannot put anybody's real birthday or anniversary dates if they occurred before 1970. Really? SMH

The BlackBerry calendar is still a viable app, but it appears that it is no longer supported. If you send an email to the developer using the email they provide, you will receive this reply: "This mailbox is not monitored, no emails sent here are retained by BlackBerry and you will only receive an automated response." Why don't they delete this or have a new path to contact them? Like others, the newest update broke the ability to keep the calendar on "dark mode". Very irritating.

What's new

• Minor enhancements and stability fixes